I am crossing my fingers that I stil have the scans of these somewhere, or
photocopies these are copies of the original manuals. DigiVue sent me
their only originals, which I made copies of and sent back to them at some
point
- Original Message -
From: Aaron Woolfson
Sorry for duplicate emails. Paul did I send you copies of the power supply
manuals?
One more photo of the power supply. I beleieve that the illumination
activation needed to be 109-115 volts, and the sustainer needed to be 74-78
volts.
- Original Message -
From: Aaron
Here's a photo of one of the restored PLATO terminals (which had the plasma
display)
Does the power supply for the PLASMA look like the one in this photo of one of
the terminals with the covers off?
- Original Message -
From: Aaron Woolfson
To: paulkon...@comcast.net ;
Hi Tom.
Thanks for your message. Well, the Plasma panels use a pretty unique. I'm
attaching the precise waveforms that the Plasma Panel expects to see in order
to achieve the illumination of the dot. And while this may not be exactly or
precisely what you're looking for, this will explain
Just a heads’ up to the group that I am not using this any more; ever since I
restored the PLATO terminals for LCM and CHM, I have not touched the 29B. I
don’t think that I am going to be having much use for it since I have not been
dabbling in vintage hardware. If anyone is interested, it is
